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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
3
A parliament member states support for a bill and notes two paragraphs in clause 3. He points to sub paragraphs and references a resolution in his name calling for the legislation. He emphasizes general approval and forthcoming discussion.
A parliament discussion questions a ten year residency rule for immigrants and its fairness to municipalities if a migrant disabled after arrival. The speaker urges the minister to consider shortening the residence requirement. Attention also turns to exclusions for tuberculosis sanatoria and homes for the aged and care for incurables, noting reliance on voluntary bodies and public charity to cover costs.
The speaker urges government consideration of funding for voluntary institutions and potential exceptions to existing paragraphs. He notes reliance on public funds and the need for ministerial review of two key points to ensure continued operation.
A satirical note on pastoral life by Louis Furtak from Togo Saskatchewan. The piece lampoons expectations placed on a preacher and his wife, naming various actions as flaws or virtues.
Manitoba homeowners are urged to buy plants from local nurseries rather than dealers outside the province. Provincial Horticulturist F J Weir notes Manitoba varieties are hardier in local soil and climate and cheaper when purchased locally. Free recommended varieties lists are available from the Manitoba Department of Agriculture Publications Branch.
The Manitoba Highway Safety Division reports 344 drivers lost licenses in May, bringing total suspensions to 4522 by June 1. Convictions include 118 suspensions, 51 for impaired driving, 15 for driving while intoxicated, 25 for common danger, 17 hit and run, plus 25 for poor driving records. The RCMP contributed 89 convictions. Winnipeg Police 68. Brandon 8. St. Vital 6. East Kildonan 6. St. Boniface 2. James Bay 1.
During long hikes keep an extra pair of hose and swap at noon rests. Sunbath bare feet to refresh them for the return. Do not wear hose that are too short.
A record 615 foot chimney is being built for International Nickel Co. of Canada at Copper Cliff Ontario. It will weigh 17000 tons and have an inside top diameter of 30 feet, dethroning the existing 500 foot Inco stacks as the British Commonwealth's tallest.
Classifieds in the Roblin Review require cash payment unless a standing account exists. The note indicates a strict cash policy for ad placement and billing.
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